We were delighted to have Scotland World Cup 1998 legends join us to start the kick-off for the most diverse and exciting grassroots tournament in the country.
Glasgow Afghan United loves culture, and this St Andrew's Day our young members celebrated their dual Scottish and Afghanistani identities with a visit from First Minister John Swinney.
Outreach and raising the voice of Afghanistani New Scots is a huge part of the work of Glasgow Afghan United. And so we were delighted to welcome distinguished guests and members ...
For many in Afghanistan’s Kunar Province, life will never be the same. A deadly earthquake and aftershocks have claimed thousands of lives, left many more injured and homeless, and crippled already weak infrastructure.
WITH education outlawed, jobs removed, open speech denied and even being seen through a window criminalised, the women of Afghanistan live under extreme restrictions to all aspects of life.
To mark this unwelcome anniversary, Scottish charity Glasgow Afghan United has urged the UK Government to support the people of Afghanistan and oppose legitimacy for the Taliban.
The country’s most diverse football tournament returned to Glasgow, where competition was hotter than ever. After a day of serious sporting action, Kingsway FC emerged as worthy winners of this year’s trophy.
It was an honour to host a special community reception for the Afghan athletes competing 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships with a BBQ at our GAU Allotment.
We urge the UK Government not to proceed with the offshoring of asylum seekers in Rwanda or any other country or territory outwith the United Kingdom’s own borders.
We truly wish we didn’t have to ask for charity to support lives in Afghanistan this winter, but the reality is that this is life and death for many people.
